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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1910

Page

11

Fairbanks Criticizes Critics in Omaha Address

Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke at the Omaha advertising men session, denouncing attacks on the president and Congress. He urged veto power to curb rivers and harbors spending and warned of excessive government payrolls while calling for smarter advertising to boost U S trade in the Orient.

Omavia Neb Charles W. Fairbanks Indianapolis Omaha Congress Fairbanks Mr. Pairbanks United States Orient

Princess Leases 17 Rooms at Plaza for 25000

Princess Swoof Parlaghy sails to Hungary with private physician and staff aboard the New Amsterdam. Before departure she signs a lease for seventeen rooms on the third floor of the Hotel Plaza overlooking Central Park at an annual rate of 25000.

New York Major Domo Princess Swoof-Parlaghy Hungary New Amsterdam Central Park

Utica Bank Ex-Aide Arrested in Theft Case

J Howard Lowery former assistant cashier at Utica City National Bank was arrested in Philadelphia Monday for stealing 144000 dollars from the bank. He was brought back to Utica Tuesday by detectives and arraigned before a United States commissioner, held for the federal grand jury.

Utica N. J J. Howard Lowery Utica City National Bank Philadelphia Lowery United States Federal

Glass pane falls from five stories killing Lena Phillips

A pane of window glass broke from its frame while being washed and dropped five stories in New York on July 19. It struck Miss Lena Phillips as she walked on the street, slanting against her neck and nearly decapitating her.

New York Lena Phillips

Thaw appeals transfer from Matteawan hospital

Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White seeks transfer from Matteawan. His lawyers appealed to the New York Court of Appeals from a Second Department reversal of Justice Tompkins order naming William Van Natte to take testimony on alleged mistreatment at Matteawan. Arguments set for September.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Matteawan Hospital Thaw Court of Appeals Appellate Division Second Department Supreme Court Tompkins William van Natte Newburg Matteawan Tha O'Malley Order of Justice

Barrel of Woney for Wilbur Voliva

Silver coins and bills a foot and a half deep were thrown into a tricolor barrel before the Zion City tabernacle pulpit by followers of Wilbur Glenn Voliva who marched through Chicago gathered in a mass procession. The crowd numbered thousands as Zion City again took control of the buildings after a federal court dissolved the receivership.

Chicago Zion City Tabernacle Wilbur Glenn Voliva Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion John Alexander Dowie North Shore Federal Court

Stewart Gets Appeal in Pittsburg Council Graft Case

Philadelphia jurists on July 19 allowed the appeal of Charles Stewart a former Pittsburg select councilman. His prison sentence hangs over him pending review of the graft method exposed in the city council.

Stewart Philadelphia Superior Court Charles Stewart Pittsburg

Death on Park Avenue Woman Found Dead in Bed

Mrs. Albert Neitzel age 62 of 3839 Park Avenue was found dead in her bed Tuesday morning when her husband tried to wake her. Doctors ruled sudden death due to heart failure as the cause.

Albert Neitzel Park Avenue

Indiana Democratic News Bureau opens in Indianapolis

The Indiana state Democratic news bureau led by Guernsey Van Riper opens in room 325 of the Indiana Pythian building and aims to serve about 230 papers. It pledges to provide news value beyond party lines and to tell the truth about current matters for both daily and weekly papers.

Indiana State Democratic News Bureau Guernsey van Riper Indianapolis Star Indiana Pythian Indiana van Riper The Star Democratic Party Democratic News Bureau

Hello Wires Extend to England

New York July 19 Electrical engineers announced that telephonic communication between the United States England and the continent may be possible if a British experiment succeeds An inventor proposes a plan using loading coils at intervals on the wire to correct current deflections that hinder submarine telephoning The Dover to Cape Griz Nez test aims to connect Paris to London and if successful a trans Atlantic cable is planned

New York United States England Dover Cape Grais Nez Paris London Atlantic

Army Officer Reassignments and Health Association Detail

Army orders detail Captain James R Pourie and Captain John S Johnston to the One Hundred and Fifth company. Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson By Kean and Major Frederick F Russell of the medical corps are to report to the medical department for the thirty eighth annual meeting of the American Public Health Association in Milwaukee on September 5. First Lieutenant James P Barney of the Eighth Cavalry is ordered home to prepare for retirement from active service.

Washington Coast Artillery Corps James R. Pourie John S. Johnston Jefferson Kean Frederick F. Russell Medical Department of the Army American Public Health Association Milwaukee James P. Barney Eighth Cavalry

Trade in Temple New Church Idea

In Kansas City the Methodist congregation plans a $350,000 combined office building and church on a downtown site to generate rental income for endowment. The project would provide a large auditorium and spaces for church work, using the property daily to support religious and charitable activities.

NEW Church Idea Kansas City Kansas Citys Methodists

Six Month Cold Storage Limit Proposed

Washington July 19 A strong measure to regulate cold storage will be introduced in the next congress. The first provision bans keeping any product in a cold storage warehouse longer than six months, supplementing the pure food law. The agricultural department may condemn hazardous food, but Dr. Wiley argues government authority may be insufficient to curb cold storage evils.

Agricultural Department Wiley

FOR SALE AND WANTED NOTICES INDIANAPOLIS ADS

Real estate loans and insurance firms advertise eight truck farms for sale with prospect of value rise. Also two desirable lots for sale at Twenty ninth and Varis are. Various help wanted and school ads. obituaries note several local deaths with funeral details. monuments offered for cleaning. rooms for rent during the Indiana state fair.

T. J. Briggs Company Lemcke Bldg Indianapolis Ind W. P. Spash Land Company Soash Texas Big Spring Ranch W. S. Blue N. Delaware St Southwest Corner Indiana Farmer CO Delaware St Louis Fuller Washington St Inter-State Cask Company Brightwood Woodruff S. H. Ross Washington Dean Nurseries Ohiost JAS Kh NEFF Maryland Security Electric CO Meridian Burton’s the Circle Hayes Bros Indiana Ave Thompson Supply CO Massachusetts Miller Oil and Supple Co Angora Gosts Call North

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